The classification of a psychic

The classification of a psychic

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Tarot Tip of the Day....The 10 of Swords

The 10 of Swords represents unexpected problems. It appears that things have taken a turn for the worse rather quickly. The time has come for you to find your bearings and start addressing the issues at hand one at a time.

Tarot Tip of the Day....The Ace of Pentacles

The Ace of Pentacles represents a new beginning involving money. Financial security. Or where you enter your "comfort zone" regarding money matters. The time frame is spring. March, April, or May. That is not as far off as it appears!

Tarot Tip of the Day...The King of Cups

The King of Cups shows a very even demeanor. A perfect balance and harmonious. No fear of obstacles ahead or at present. Diligence in their work efforts. Pride in what you accomplish. A very positive outlook in general.

Tarot Tip of the Day....The 3 of Cups

The 3 of Cups represents a celebration! A job well done, or an upcoming event. Either way, there is cause for a celebration. You may be invited to a party or celebration of sorts.

Tarot Tip of the Day....Justice

The Justice cards shows a need for balance. It can also represent legal documents. The signing of contracts etc. This card is important when looking at legal issues.

Psychic Services

I spoke about this a few months ago, and the topic has come up again. When it comes to choosing a personal psychic, you also need to be aware of what psychic service you are using. I work for a couple of psychic services, in which I agree with their hiring process and their code of ethics. They test their psychics extensively as well as verify anything they have done in the past. However, over the years I have found that it is frightening to realize what services are available and how they operate.
First of all, there are sites out there where anyone can be a psychic, including you. All you have to do is agree to their contract and sign up. (I am guessing that there are probably 15% actual psychics on these sites.) I have also been approached by a service that offers you a book of "scripts" to read if your not a psychic. (I cannot even imagine how that works.) As well as I have been approached by another service that pays bonuses by how long you can keep a client on the phone! In addition, if you the client, are paying a rate of, lets say $3.99 to $4.99 per minute for a reading, a lot of these services pay their psychics .20 to .60 cent a minute! (A little greedy you think?) And by all means, STAY AWAY from the sites that are promoting "spell casting"! Equally discouraging are the services that advertise at WAHM. WAHM is a public forum, that stands for "work at home moms".
With the growth in the psychic industry, there are psychic services popping up everywhere. I do also believe that there are some true psychics on some of these services. But it poses the question of how many do you have to call to find a real psychic? My advise to you is to do a little research into the service that you choose.